September Psycho

Posted: 2019/10/07 | Author: gr4c5 | Filed under: audio book, E-Books, Early Review, Fiction, NonFiction | Tags: australia, biography, childhood, coming of age, crime, david chadwick, Early Review, Fiction, football, Geraldine Brooks, horror, Irving Stone, Isaac Asimov, japan, Lee Child, Letters, librarything, Madj Hoomin, memoir, Michelangelo, middle east, movie, mystery, NonFiction, political, science fiction, series, sports, Stephen King, Tony Earley, travel, ward just |Leave a comment

I don’t even know where to begin with September. It was the month from hell in more ways than one. The only good news is that I was able to run twice as many miles as last month. That counts for something as it saves my sanity just a little bit more than if I didn’t do anything at all.

Here are the books:

Fiction:

• In the City of Fear by Ward Just
• Jim, The Boy by Tony Earley
• The Shining by Stephen King

Nonfiction:

• Thank You and OK! by David Chadwick
• Foreign Correspondence by Geraldine Brooks
• Ayatollah Begs to Differ by Madj Hoomin
• Agony and Ecstasy by Irving Stone

Series continuations:

• Tripwire by Lee Child
• Foundation and Earth by Isaac Asimov

Early Review for LibraryThing:

• My Life on the Line by Ryan O’Callaghan

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